Bindy Johal

Bhupinder "Bindy" Singh Johal (17 January 1971-20 December 1998) was an Indian-Canadian gangster who operated in British Columbia as a hitman, drug dealer, and debt collector for the Punjabi Mafia. He was murdered at a Vancouver nightclub in 1998.

Biography
Bhupinder Singh Johal was born in Punjab, India on 17 January 1971, and he was known to be temperamental and to hate discipline. He was expelled from secondary school (the same school that classmate and future Defense Minister Harjit Sajjan went to) in 1989 for assaulting the vice-principal, and he dropped out of college during the first semester to become a hitman for the Punjabi Mafia. He was employed by the brothers Jimmy Dosanjh and Ron Dosanjh, both of whom he would kill in February-April 1994; he was engaged in murder-for-hire, drug dealing, and debt collecting. When he was tried for the murders, Johal was acquitted, but he another trial was due to be held. However, this was not to be. At 4:30 AM on 20 December 1998, Johal was shot by Bal Buttar's hitmen at the Palladium nightclub in Vancouver, being shot from behind.